Thanks Rick,
Intel NUC series NUC7I5BNK Gen7 Core i5 - so Kaby Lake i5-7260U processor
BIOS updated on 3 Feb., just prior to installing ASCII with:
BIOS Update [BNKBL357.86A] dated: 1/14/2020
A reboot leaves the syslog and kern.log files at about 9kb with only one ACPI
error in each.
Good
Quoting Owen (o...@gonwanda.net):
> So the answer is that both /var/log/syslog and /var/log/kern.log are
> both 18GB large - see details below.
tl;dr: A hardware-based bug is making the ACPI handler stumble and
respawn, quickly, over and over and over and
Perhaps you should consider
Thanks to all who replied and especially to "Pontus Goffe via Dng"
One of the many things I didn't know of was "ncdu" (so I installed it via
Synaptic").
Apologies for the simplistic ap[proach to writing this back, it's so other
newbies like me might understand what to do and how :-)
So the
13/02/2020 19:33:27 +1100
Ralph Ronnquist :
> Traversing / directly like that is not a good idea. Rather do:
>
> # mount -obind / /mnt
> # du -sh /mnt/*
>
> so that you traverse the root file system without traversing all special
> mounts (/proc, /sys etc)
>
> Thenn you'll do
> # umount /mnt
On Thu, 13 Feb 2020 02:26:23 +
Owen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> looking to get away from systemd, I'm moving from Ubuntu to Devuan
> (ascii).
>
> The system was installed 10 days ago, all went well and updates and
> additional pgograms installed well unyil today . . .
>
> The / partition was set as
Traversing / directly like that is not a good idea. Rather do:
# mount -obind / /mnt
# du -sh /mnt/*
so that you traverse the root file system without traversing all special mounts
(/proc, /sys etc)
Thenn you'll do
# umount /mnt
to release the bind mount
Ralph.
Pontus Goffe via Dng wrote on
On 13/02/20 03:26, Owen wrote:
Any ideas how I can reclaim 30gb of my disk space please?
You could try looking for huge directories with ncdu
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You fail to mention what was included in 'additional programs' but to
give you a hint I have a pretty much vanilla but up-to-date Ascii here
with just LXDE and root partition uses 7.1G.
May I suggest you traverse into / and look for usage?
cd /; du -sh *;
//PG
On 2020-02-13 03:26, Owen wrote:
